Wrench97 Administrator, Hardware Expert Staff member Joined Feb 20, 2012 Posts 3,070 Location S.E. Pennsylvania Feb 28, 2014 #21 Turn verifier back on, deselect all Microsoft drivers. Have you check with the Acad developer to see if they have run across this? Yea I'm just north of the Delaware line getting ready for the next blast of snow :)
Turn verifier back on, deselect all Microsoft drivers. Have you check with the Acad developer to see if they have run across this? Yea I'm just north of the Delaware line getting ready for the next blast of snow :)
A Acas Member Joined Feb 19, 2014 Posts 15 Feb 28, 2014 #22 Ok I will run it again, I have talked to our Auto desk rep... I ran a GPU mem test... it passed. He recommended I swap out the NIC card.. im like....really... but I uninstalled completely and reinstalled that as well. Yea I just looked at the forecast for Monday by me,,, 90% chance of 4-8in.....I do not like those odds. The winter hasn't been too crazy as I'm close enough to the shore. Good luck to you sir.
Ok I will run it again, I have talked to our Auto desk rep... I ran a GPU mem test... it passed. He recommended I swap out the NIC card.. im like....really... but I uninstalled completely and reinstalled that as well. Yea I just looked at the forecast for Monday by me,,, 90% chance of 4-8in.....I do not like those odds. The winter hasn't been too crazy as I'm close enough to the shore. Good luck to you sir.
A Acas Member Joined Feb 19, 2014 Posts 15 Mar 5, 2014 #23 So the verifiers been running for 24hrs + and still no BSOD.... Is there a way to view the log? Does this mean it has to be a cad acad.exe issue?
So the verifiers been running for 24hrs + and still no BSOD.... Is there a way to view the log? Does this mean it has to be a cad acad.exe issue?
Wrench97 Administrator, Hardware Expert Staff member Joined Feb 20, 2012 Posts 3,070 Location S.E. Pennsylvania Mar 5, 2014 #24 There is no log so to speak, the .dmp file is as close as you'll get to a log if a BSOD should occur. Have/can you run the cad program?
There is no log so to speak, the .dmp file is as close as you'll get to a log if a BSOD should occur. Have/can you run the cad program?
A Acas Member Joined Feb 19, 2014 Posts 15 Mar 6, 2014 #25 Yes, tried opening/closing saving drawings, while running a symantec scan (put SEP back on) while running a graphics stress. Didnt bluescreen.....The cad s/w was a fresh install on the SSD..Im going to try and get back on the phone with the Microdesk guy.
Yes, tried opening/closing saving drawings, while running a symantec scan (put SEP back on) while running a graphics stress. Didnt bluescreen.....The cad s/w was a fresh install on the SSD..Im going to try and get back on the phone with the Microdesk guy.
Wrench97 Administrator, Hardware Expert Staff member Joined Feb 20, 2012 Posts 3,070 Location S.E. Pennsylvania Mar 6, 2014 #26 It's strange because I haven't seen acads pop up anywhere else, usually if it's a program or program update we see at least a couple cases.
It's strange because I haven't seen acads pop up anywhere else, usually if it's a program or program update we see at least a couple cases.
A Acas Member Joined Feb 19, 2014 Posts 15 Mar 20, 2014 #27 Just to give an update: I ran out of ideas, said F*k it and installed the Ram from a different machine into this one gave it back to the user.. So far 4 days under normal workload and no BSODs......It would BSOD within the hour of working in CAD with the old Ram when i gave it back to the user.. So...i think it was the memory..... I swapped the "Bad" memory into a machine that i will be using as a CAD Floater. So I am going to see if it starts Blue screening. It just weird memtest 86+ came up blank with 16+ passes etc.... o well.
Just to give an update: I ran out of ideas, said F*k it and installed the Ram from a different machine into this one gave it back to the user.. So far 4 days under normal workload and no BSODs......It would BSOD within the hour of working in CAD with the old Ram when i gave it back to the user.. So...i think it was the memory..... I swapped the "Bad" memory into a machine that i will be using as a CAD Floater. So I am going to see if it starts Blue screening. It just weird memtest 86+ came up blank with 16+ passes etc.... o well.
U usasma Retired Admin Joined Feb 20, 2012 Posts 2,126 Mar 20, 2014 #28 Just FYI - you can sometimes find errors when using Prime95's Blend test that MemTest won't pickup.
T Thunderproof Member Joined Mar 16, 2014 Posts 11 Mar 20, 2014 #29 I had similar instability as you with no consistency yet Memtest ran fine everytime. It turned out that my RAM was not stable at stock voltage/speed/timings. I underclocked the RAM to 1333MHz and its been fine since then. I would recommend trying that, an alternative might be to increase the voltage from 1.5V to 1.6V and running it at stock speeds. Hope that works for you!
I had similar instability as you with no consistency yet Memtest ran fine everytime. It turned out that my RAM was not stable at stock voltage/speed/timings. I underclocked the RAM to 1333MHz and its been fine since then. I would recommend trying that, an alternative might be to increase the voltage from 1.5V to 1.6V and running it at stock speeds. Hope that works for you!